Social Beauty
The Beauty Influencer As Advocate: Arshia Moorjani Pushes For Inclusivity While Showing The Glamorous Side Of Her Life
Arshia Moorjani serves up both brown girl realness and glitz on her blog, Love Being Chic, and social media platforms. The purpose isn’t merely to spotlight products she adores, although she does that plenty and has scored...
Flight Of Spice’s Diana Carolina Shares Travel Adventures And Beauty Tips With Ample Doses Of Glamour
Flight of Spice creator Diana Carolina can’t easily be placed in the usual box of an average beauty, fashion and lifestyle blogger. A product designer, artist, certified yoga instructor and globetrotter who formerly worked at the United...
Paige Padgett, The Makeup Artist Who Showed Green Can Be Glamourous, Joins The Ranks Of Beauty Entrepreneurs
You can’t fault Paige Padgett for being slow on the uptake. The makeup artist hopped on the natural beauty train early despite professional challenges that came from incorporating alternatives to conventional products in her kit and has...
Babe + Beauty Blogger And Aesthetician Dana Murray Is A Skincare Fact Checker Par Excellence
Dana Murray, the aesthetician and clean beauty blogger behind Babe + Beauty, has no problem telling it like it is, even if it means pissing off her fans. With 14 years in the skincare industry, she has...
Want To Know The Latest On Clean Beauty, Travel And Social Media? Blogger Libby Vilner Has You Covered
Libby Vilner, the Israeli-born blogger behind Life With Libby, is the quintessential maven described in Malcolm Gladwell’s “The Tipping Point.” She’s the first to know about cool goods like Abeego beeswax wraps, try beauty brands like
The Duo Behind Podcast That’s So Retrograde Brings Wellness Wisdom From LA To Listeners Around The World
Elizabeth Kott and Stephanie Simbari, the friends behind popular podcast That’s So Retrograde, have taken a growing group of listeners along on their sometimes circuitous and often hilarious health and spiritual-awareness journeys since 2015. The LA-based...
